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Where has there been any allegations iPhone before first unlock has been bypassed? GrapheneOS isn't quite as secure in the real world. Pixels continue to have
by nosuchthing 8mo ago
Where has there been any allegations iPhone before first unlock has been bypassed?
GrapheneOS isn't quite as secure in the real world. Pixels continue to have baseband and OOBConfig exploits that allow pushing zero interaction updates, or system memory access.
- craftkiller 8mo agoHere's the iPhone spreadsheet from the 2024 leak: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qZESd9Zj5HkMZnIjLStSNWEyKvs8Drk5/edit https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qZESd9Zj5HkMZnIjLStS... It only goes up to iOS 18 since that was the latest version at the time. Here is an article about the leaks: https://archive.ph/JTLIU https://archive.ph/JTLIU
- nosuchthing 8mo agoThanks. That's not really bypassing iPhone before first unlock. It says only 'partial' metadata, so it's likely just looking at encrypted blobs and making guesses just like file recovery tool would on an encrypted drive. So it's a bit of a marketing gimmick to "leak" that document > The document does not list what exact types of data are included in a “partial” retrieval and Magnet declined to comment on what data is included in one. In 2018, Forbes reported that a partial extraction can only draw out unencrypted files and some metadata, including file sizes and folder structures.
- handedness 8mo ago> Pixels continue to have baseband and OOBConfig exploits that allow pushing zero interaction updates, or system memory access. That is greatly reduced since the releases of the Pixel 9 and 10.